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Persecution of drug traffickers south of Ayamonte leads to the seizure of 3500 kilos of hashish

By Sul Informação • July 28, 2019 - 11:31

Operation south of Ayamonte and near the border with Portugal was supported by the GNR

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This Saturday, the Spanish Guardia Civil made public images of the operation against drug trafficking, which took place on 19 July in the area south of Ayamonte, which culminated in the seizure of 3500 kilos of hashish and the arrest of five people, reported the newspaper Huelva Hoy. The operation had the help of a Portuguese GNR vessel.

Read all the details of the operation at Huelva Hoy.

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